Jingling

The Jingling tomb stands within a valley surrounded by mountains, featuring stone statues, memorial halls, and ornate architectural details across its grounds.

Built during the Ming dynasty as part of the Thirteen Tombs complex, this mausoleum preserves the remains of imperial family members from the 15th century.

The construction follows traditional Chinese burial principles with a Spirit Way entrance, stone guardian figures, and architectural elements aligned with feng shui concepts.

Visitors can reach the mausoleum by taking a bus from Beijing to the Changping district, with tours available throughout the grounds during daylight hours.

The tomb incorporates an advanced underground water management system with channels carved through stone to protect the burial chamber from moisture damage.

Location: Shisanling

Part of: Ming tombs

GPS coordinates: 40.29917,116.25222

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:19